Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[christh] 17/5/2017 09:29

Big7ime,
One of the funds which is the top-performing Investment Association UK Smaller Companies ... has 60 holdings, of which the top 10 include Fevertree Drinks.

[big7ime] 17/5/2017 09:21

All comes down to fundamentals in the end. The founders will offload "for institutional investors or liquidity" love that
Look at profit, then do the math, is it really likely to be in the hundreds of millions to justify this price, ever?
They are not a Diageo, far from it
Get real guys, this is just another fad share. I can list hundreds

[christh] 17/5/2017 09:12

One of the funds which is the top-performing Investment Association UK Smaller Companies ... has 60 holdings, of which the top 10 include Fevertree Drinks.

[bamboo2] 17/5/2017 09:11

Agreed,

christh, this is a bulletin/news board! All the info you have posted is already known in the public domain.

It comes across as ramping, but the majority here already converts and don't need it.

[sogoesit] 17/5/2017 09:05

Geezus, this thread is now ruined...

[christh] 17/5/2017 09:02

Fevertree's premium drinks are a net exporter.
With the £GPB so low, the exports will be great.
Especially China where they love their drink.

[christh] 17/5/2017 08:57

As of last trade Fevertree Drinks PLC (FEVR:LSE) traded at 1,698, 5.57% below its 52-week high of 1,798.1, set on May 15, 2017.

[christh] 17/5/2017 08:40

trt,
it's heading upwards.
On my estimate the volume will return and push this to £17.50

The institutions/funds love a good story.The growth is there, the line is linear on the graph which shows the price is going upwards, unstoppable.
The trend is up.

[trt] 17/5/2017 08:04

Day by day the MMs are walking the share price down !

[martywidget] 17/5/2017 07:52

Just a couple of random points.

I note on the Brands of Britain website - the US importer for Fever Tree mixers, I note that the Madagascan Cola is not available as yet in the online store.



So, perhaps worth keeping a look out when it is available.


Also keep a look out for any further jobs in the U.S. at "Brands of Britain" Brand Manager, Sales Representative, Fever-Tree, etc



U.S Beverages stats:

Coca-Cola Company (The) Competitors


U.S. Beverages - Soft Drinks

[croasdalelfc] 17/5/2017 06:59

FEVR sponsored the recent ODI cricket betweeen Ireland and England and have opened a gin bar at Lords

[villarich] 16/5/2017 16:17

Same tree shake and rise happened after results. Opened down at 1425 ish, dropped to 1350 before finishing at 1500. Then after another dip down to 1400 started the steady climb to where we are today.

[martywidget] 16/5/2017 16:05

[Jesting] Perhaps the fund managers are anticipating that there may be a surge anticipated in Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Beer sales [ahead of the] Christmas parties. LOL!

[wetdream] 16/5/2017 15:53

Must be a shortage of stock or a big buyer in the background, as the more sells, the higher the sp!

[christh] 16/5/2017 15:46

MartyWidget,

hey..hey.....competing with viagra now...

lol

[ch1rp] 16/5/2017 15:36

Up, up and away:)

[christh] 16/5/2017 15:14

the momentum returns.
It looks that the fund managers are buying again raising their stake.
It might be another upgrade after the tree shake.


We might break through £17 today and going up the rest of the week.

[martywidget] 16/5/2017 14:51

Here's a link that points to alluded to in my previous post about Hansen's Natural/Monster Beverage/Coca Cola 2004, 2005, 2006, etc

Cramer: Don't get burned! My advice for when to sell a hot stock
Monday, 17 Apr 2017 | 7:07 PM ET
Jim Cramer teaches investors to look for the signs that a stock has become overbought.


Looking at the longer term, the company’s revenue from products went from $50 million in 2003 to $1.7 billion in 2011 and approximately $3.049 billion in 2016)

[christh] 16/5/2017 13:58

Management has been working to find new distribution outlets in the key UK market but also overseas.
It recently struck a deal with British Airways to serve its tonic water across the entire fleet and for passenger to be able to buy its Naturally Light Tonic Water on budget airline easyJet flight.

It is also growing rapidly in the US while its 'rest of world' division now includes 27 territories including the larger markets of Australia and Canada.

[christh] 16/5/2017 12:00

MartyWidget,
are these ladies holding Fevertree drinks?
LOL

[christh] 16/5/2017 11:24

MartyWidget,
I have met Zak Mir in one of the expos for investors/traders years back.
It does not mean he said something is "quite right".

I have been following his reccommendations and never materialise.
Especially in Rio Tinto said will go to £40 by May-June! Nowhere near it!

Remember, he is only expressing his opinion and maybe his own interest.

Like you and me we are expressing our views,opinions and post how we see it.
It is always helpful not to rely so much on posters, analysts,brokers but to judge accordingly on company research and news from the company and perhaps speak to the investor relations or a director to find out how the company is planning to move forward.

Anyhow I am very positive about Fevertree and expect it to move to £20 before Xmas.

[christh] 16/5/2017 11:05

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